AI Products Still Feel Single-Player; Team Bots Point to Multiplayer Human-Agent Future
joonasvirtanen · x · 2026-11-03
The cited view argues most AI products still feel single-player: even with teams of agents, one person usually directs the work. The next frontier is multiplayer collaboration — humans and agents working around shared goals, context, and responsibilities. Welcoming a new member to Team @bot, the author says Team Bots are a first step toward that future and are already changing how his team works.
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